George Russell edged out teammate Lewis Hamilton to claim pole position at the Barcelona-Catalunya GP, while Charles Leclerc's session ended early after crashing at Turn Four.
George Russell has clinched the pole position (Image Source: X/@MercedesAMGF1)
Jun 13, 2026
09:43 pm
What's the storyGeorge Russell has clinched the pole position at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix (Spanish Grand Prix), edging out his Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli and Scuderia Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton.
The qualifying session was marred by a crash from Charles Leclerc, who crashed into the wall at Turn Four during Q3.
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